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Quotes About Joy

Incluso en estos tiempos en los que soy feliz de otra manera, todos los días tienen ese instante en que me jugaría la primavera por tenerte delante.
~ Joaquín Sabina
As he claimed the right to enjoy the literature of any period for the joy that was in it, so he claimed the liberty to profit from the insights of every generation open to his study. He would have been ashamed to know nothing of what was being said, written or done in his own day; but he felt under no obligation to find it better than the products of previous time, and especially than those which had passed the sieve of old oblivion.
~ Jocelyn Gibb
a favourite couplet of Dunbar's sums up his view of the whole duty and delight of Man: Man, please thy Maker and be merry And give not for this world a cherry.
~ Jocelyn Gibb
The day felt almost like any other day of the summer, like they'd rewound and summer was still ahead of them. But this time, from the start, there would be no question of whether they had each other or not. This time, they would know.
~ Jodi Lynn Anderson
He laughs, in the way that I have come to admire–as if there are no fences holding him back, as if pure glee could paint all the walls of the world in a single coat.
~ Jodi Picoult
La-di-dah, just out for a little spin, don't mind me.
~ Jody Gehrman
Have a smile for breakfast, you'll be shitting joy by lunch.
~ Joe Abercrombie
Hurray', shouted Glokta. 'Porridge again!'He looked over at the motionless Practical. 'Porridge and honey, better than money, everything's funny, with porridge and honey!
~ Joe Abercrombie
There must be always wine and fellowship or we are truly lost.
~ Ann Fairbairn
just seeing him standing there made a smile run through her clear down to her toes.
~ Ann H. Gabhart
Now the God of hope fill you with all joy and peace in believing, that ye may abound in hope, through the power of the Holy Ghost.
~ Ann H. Gabhart
There are perhaps no days of our childhood we lived so fully as those we spent with a favorite book.
~ Ann Hood
Could such happiness come out of the unexpected? Or was unexpected happiness the best happiness of all?
~ Ann Howard Creel
If you have love in your life it can make up for a great many things you lack. If you don't have it, no matter what else there is, it's not enough.
~ Ann Landers
Because, you see, you only need one friend for a party. One is enough. Two is enough. Anything is enough.' ~pg 107; Adam on friendship
~ Ann M. Martin
This was not a tragedy. Dying on your couch watching TV by yourself is a tragedy. Dying while doing something you love with every part of your body is magic. I wish you magic, Edward.
~ Ann Napolitano
Waters? A little sunshine never did anyone any harm.
~ Ann Napolitano
always be one of her great joys that her father had said this to her and that she was able to delight him by paraphrasing one of his favorite poems: "We are not contained between our hats and boots." And then Mrs. DiPietro had come outside with their bags, and the father and daughter had walked home, their arms touching, molecules dancing between them, and the stars turning on like tiny lightbulbs in the evening sky.
~ Ann Napolitano
She fits her hand over his and presses. Her skin is soft, and the pressure makes his mouth form a smile. He can be furious with her and still be aware that he loves her at the same time. It took years for him to be able to accept the absence of logic in their love. Frustration plus a bad mood plus a particular smile of hers equaled a shot of joy in his belly.
~ Ann Napolitano
Dying on your couch watching TV by yourself is a tragedy. Dying while doing something you love with every part of your body is magic.
~ Ann Napolitano
He offered this stranger what looked like everything: his joy, his love, his brain, his complete attention. He gave that girl a face that Bruce, who has studied his son every single day of his life, had never seen. Never even knew existed.
~ Ann Napolitano
They were dismantling their habits and routines, and it was like pulling up floorboards and finding joy underneath.
~ Ann Napolitano
pleasantly tickled.
~ Ann Napolitano
She was all of herself with him and even felt there was room for her to become more. When he rested his eyes on her, it was without judgment or expectation, and in that space, Sylvie felt her potential: for bravery, brilliance, kindness, joy. All of these sails rested on the deck of her ship; they were hers, but she hadn't seen them before.
~ Ann Napolitano